#No options for find my iphone on mac pro#

Is there any way to unlock it without starting the wipe? Trying to look on the internet is basically hopeless because it's such a specific question, & I'm not entirely sure how the erase feature works. I'd just really like to get my files off of it, because all of my papers from college are on there, as well as personal photos & stuff. If I take it somewhere it can't connect to the internet, will I be able to enter the pin & get into the computer without it starting the wipe, because it'll be offline? Or will it start the wipe anyway immediately after being unlocked? I'm in completely unknown territory here so I'm trying to tread carefully before doing anything else with it. On the Find My screen, click the drop-down box at the top labeled All Devices and choose your iPhone from the list. Then click Find iPhone from the grid of app options. Yeah it's got my mother's name & number on the bottom, it still shows up in my Find my iPhone, & it has my phone number on the message I put on the lock screen, but I'm pretty sure without a receipt, they can't prove it was mine so they won't be of any help, correct? Visit and sign in with your Apple ID and password. I thought about bringing it to an Apple Store before touching it again, but I bought it 5 years ago & don't have the proof of purchase anymore.

So now that I have it back, which I thought was never going to happen or I wouldn't have enabled the erase option, I'm wondering if there's any way to unlock it from this screen but prevent it from wiping the hard drive. This brought up the lock screen with the 'enter pin' & the message I put on it to the thieves. So my mother got it off these people, brought it home while I was away, & turned it on. Out of the blue, however, someone called my mother & said they found a computer on the side of the road with her name & number on it. When it got stolen I immediately enabled the lock feature from Find my iPhone, & after a few weeks of waiting with no answers, I got bitter & also clicked the erase feature. In other words, Activation Lock makes it so there’s little reason to steal an iOS device or Apple Watch, since the stolen device can’t ever be used by anyone.

#No options for find my iphone on mac pro#

Okay so quick run down, my Macbook Pro was stolen a few months ago. This feature prevents someone who has your passcode but doesn’t know your Apple ID and password from turning off Find My iPhone, erasing the device, or setting it up for a new user.